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Tag Archives: Oil and Gas
Mexico Relying More on Natural Gas For its Energy and Economic Reforms
There are more than 14 pipeline projects in Mexico costing $7.4bn and running for 2,360 miles across the country. Mexico’s natural gas sector expected to expand in length by over 90% in the next three years and will have 13-15,000 miles of gas pipelines. Continue reading
Posted in gas investment, Gas news
Tagged Gas, gas pipeline, liquefied natural gas, mexico, Oil and Gas, Prices on gas, United States
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Gas Flaring – a Multi-billion Dollar Energy Waste Affecting the World Environment Badly
Nearly 3.5% (140 billion cubic meters of natural gas) of the world’s natural gas supply is wastefully burned. To quantify this in other words – this amount of gas is enough to provide the combined annual natural gas consumption of Germany and France. Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, environment, gas exploration, gas flare, gas flaring, gas pipeline, gas prices, gas rig, Oil and Gas
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The unconstructed Malaysia’s oil and gas fields
Currently, Malaysia is experiencing a vast growth in industries demanding for increased gas production to fuel this. Following a report by Bernama national news agency, Malaysia has so far discovered over 200 oil and gas fields. Continue reading
EU Official Believes Iran Will Be Major Supplier of Gas
The goal is for Europe to get a privileged access to these oil resources and the economic benefits before American and Chinese companies move i Continue reading
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Tagged gas supply to europe, iran oil and gas production, Oil and Gas
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Total sells off St Fergus gas terminal and pipeline interests for $907 Million
Total has signed a deal to sell off all its interests in the St Fergus gas terminal in Aberdeenshire. Continue reading
Iraqi Higher Energy Committee authorizes $13b LNG deal with Shell, Mitsubishi
The Iraqi Higher Energy Committee confirmed an LNG agreement with multinational oil and gas companies Shell and Mitsubishi of $13 billion (Dh45.5 billion) to develop and enhance the southern gas fields of Zubair, Rumaila and West Qurna near Basra throughout … Continue reading
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Tagged Basra, Basra Gas, energy, Gas, gas investment, Iraq, Iraqi government, Iraqi Higher Energy Committee, liquefied gas, liquefied natural gas, LNG, Ministry of Energy, Mitsubishi, natural gas, Oil and Gas, oil fields, Rumaila, Shell, southern Iraq, West Qurna, Zubair
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Consumption of Natural gas to generate electricity increases, trade group takes on shale gas reports
Usage of Natural Gas in 2010 to generate electricity was higher by 38% than that in 2001. It was greater this year, about seven billion cubic feet per day more than 2010, reports U.S. Energy Information Administration on Wednesday.